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Making Business Cards

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Feb 23, 2009
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I have seen a lot of different business cards on these forums. However, I do not know how to make them. I was just thinking, can you guys give me a heads-up on what programs to use and how to print them and all that.
 
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cmak15

Jan 6, 2009
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Just go to Vista print. You can get 250 for free and the designs are pretty good. You can also pay and get some glossy ones.
 
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349012a81294

Jun 26, 2008
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Vista Print - www.vistaprint.com
The above site has a few cool designs that you can pick and choose from. Just adding on the cmak15's post.


Personally, I use Photoshop CS for all of my graphics work, including business cards. It's a great program, and can be easily used by beginners or experts alike.
 
cm763

cm763

Jan 13, 2008
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A few suggestions: The Gimp (for those who want a Photohop-like program, but want it for legally for free), Photoshop, and PaintShopPro (I used to use this a long time ago...is it even still around? I liked it because it was easier to use than Photoshop, although a little bit limited in comparison to what it could do (not that it really matters to most users, because the differences only really became apparent when doing some pretty intricate/advanced things)). :)
 
Chrisfecto

Chrisfecto

Nov 7, 2008
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I work for Apple and i will always suggest pages but I also like Moo.com. You can upload a bunch of images for the back and they are reasonably priced. As opposed to vistaprint, moo.com doesn't advertise on the back.
 
AndrewJ

AndrewJ

Oct 20, 2008
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I've read too many bad things about Vistaprint. I eventually gave up and got some of the nicer DIY blanks. The ones that don't leave perforations along the sides.

I have a couple of logos designed in POV-Ray, and used Gimp for the rest of the layout. The blanks came with software that worked out the rest of the logistics.

Thanks for the link to Moo, vintage. That site seems a little better than most I found.
 
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